Week+36...5-30+to+6-3

Mon 5/30 - NO SCHOOL, MEMORIAL DAY

Tues 5/31 - **Read 10.1-10.4, #’s 1-4,7,11-14**

Wed 6/1 - **Read 10.5, #’s 21-23, 30,32**

Thurs 6/2 - **#’s 34,35,37,73,73-75**

Fri 6/3 - **Complete Calorimetry lab worksheet and review old homework to study for chapter 10/14 Quiz.**


 * I'm sorry we don't have time to actually do this lab, I would really love to, but it's the end of the year and the calendar is brutal. Here is a data set from when I did the lab on what we'll call metal #1. Read the lab intro carefully and do your best with it. At a minimum, you should have partial solutions to everything on the lab worksheet for Monday. Remember that we know the s,m, and delta T for water, which means we can calculate its q. The q for the water is the same number of joules as the q for the metal, but they're opposite signs. This makes sense because the heat gained by the water was lost by the metal. The correction factor, qcal = 1.46 J. This is to correct for lab error. Use it as directed in the lab intro. After Monday's quiz (which does not include q=smdeltaT), we'll work through the calculations together. Good luck, work hard & thank you for not giving up until finals are over :) **
 * __Metal #1__ **

**Read 10.1-10.4, #’s 1-4,7,11-14**
 * Mass of the metal (g) 8.80 **
 * Volume of water in the calorimeter (mL) 10.0 **
 * Initial temp of water in the calorimeter (oC) 24.6 **
 * Initial temp of the metal **** (oC) 99.0 **
 * Final temp of water in the of the mixture in the calorimeter **** (oC) 34.6 **
 * But wait, how do I know the mass of the water?! Come on now my little baby chemists....you remember density right? **
 * (hint = it broke your heart) **